If you're looking to get out of the business I would allocate ~10% into public market equities with 10x potential (think Marijuana companies, Sports-betting, AI, and bitcoin miners).

I would prohibit the use of marijuana in the home. the neighbors may not agree, resulting in calls to the police department, sales, etc.

Peculiarly enough, the fact that my wife is Russian with Ukrainian roots and that we recently decided to become involved in refugee resettlement has also thrown open doors for us I wouldn't have expected -- Pittsburgh has its problems, but it also has a a long, proud history as a city that welcomes those fleeing wars and oppression.

Does anyone have a marijuana addendum restricting the growth and smoking in premises?

Going to open house all three days and speaking with listing agent I was able to gather that the price was listed to sell and other peculiarities about the seller.

I said I wanted them out or the PM to be doing extra checks because it is a non smoking house and he also has warrant for smoking marijuana too.

Even after sitting down with people for an hour individually, it took email updates and follow ups before many investors had a clear picture of the Project and investment opportunity. 3) High level education about the market is key: judicial and political structure, growth drivers, safety, etc... are huge front end educational points. 4) Some people thought that they needed to see the property - we were able to overcome this through the presentation and juxtaposing this investment with their stock holdings and their lack of knowledge of their paper asset portfolio. 5) Owning a piece of a hotel vs. a time share - this may be peculiar to our deal in the way that we are developing the property, but it took an explicit highlighting to make investors clear that they were owning a piece of a hotel (land, structures, fixtures etc...) as opposed to a time block.6) Strike while the iron is hot - If someone is ready to invest, TAKE THEIR MONEY!!!

I spent a good amount to redo the unit and put it on market and I found a new tenant who looked good on paper with no evictions, clear background (except for 1 record from 2004 due to possession of 30 grams marijuana which is now legalized).

The "medical marijuana" stench was pouring through her door as she looked at me. 

I am in Michigan and have recently received a request from a tenant indicating he is a licensed medical marijuana user.I have read most of the recent posts here and on the web at large but this topic is ever changing and just wanted some input, feedback from those who have dealt with this issue first hand.It does appear that the feds, specifically the DEA, has been told to keep their nose out of the individual State's rulings regarding this matter.Any other thoughts, ideas from those having experienced this issue with tenants?